Sentence examples for far less distinguished from inspiring English sources
And though far less distinguished, the contemporary mix of self-invention, self-promotion and self-revelation is probably not that different from what is on display here.
A far less distinguished mass of thousands of runners will also work their way through the five-borough course.
After all, as a Labor Party leader, he lost election after election — including a parliamentary vote for the presidency in 2000 to a far less distinguished Likud politician, Moshe Katsav.
A new book, "Howard Cosell: The Man, the Myth, and the Transformation of American Sports" (Norton; $29.95), by Mark Ribowsky, is a far less distinguished specimen of the biographical art — full of familiar tales and florid prose — though its appearance at least succeeds in reminding us of Cosell's singularity in the toy department.
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The 19 substitute contributors were, he writes, "at the time and subsequently a far less distinguished group than Lardner had originally announced".
Other Balanchine dancing has been no less distinguished.
Resonant dynamic response is less significant and becomes less distinguished by increasing the wind speeds.
Single malts exhibit jagged differences of flavor and texture from brand to brand, but blended Scotches are in the center, offering far less obvious distinguishing characteristics.
And so the name has been changed to Type 2 diabetes to distinguish it from the far less common kind of diabetes (Type 1) that nearly always starts in childhood or adolescence and has a different origin.
Even so, the two types of GFP expression would be unlikely to be able to be distinguished in tissue sections, since fluorescence levels are far less easily quantified by microscopy.
